Sentences with phrase «olive oil industry»

Similar to the rampant fraud that exists within the extra virgin olive oil industry, it is important to understand that most balsamic vinegar on the market is not the real thing.

There is also no official classification or difference between «virgin coconut oil» and «extra virgin coconut oil» as there is in the olive oil industry, since the two oils are completely different in fatty acid composition, harvesting procedures, and terminology.

Looking to the success of the olive oil industry, soon people began to advertise their virgin coconut oil as «cold pressed,» or even «extra virgin coconut oil.»

There is no industry standard definition for «virgin coconut oil» as there is in the olive oil industry for «virgin» and «extra virgin» olive oil.

While this may be true in the olive oil industry and with other edible oils, the exact opposite is true with virgin coconut oil.

There are no commonly understood or accepted definitions for «extra» virgin coconut oil, as there are in the olive oil industry.

The term «extra virgin» is borrowed from the olive oil industry.

Some claim that since olive oil scam exposures the olive oil industry has cleaned its act somewhat.

This is what the olive oil industry has been doing for years, blending cheaper oils with extra virgin olive oil and marketing it as pure extra virgin olive oil.

It works well for bread and cereal manufacturers, and it works especially well for the olive oil industry.

This name is nothing more than marketing hype using a term borrowed from the olive oil industry to try to make the oil sound superior.

In fact, a sizeable amount of controversy has arisen within the olive oil industry over key characteristics of EVOO and the extent to which these characteristics are present in commercial products.